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I have a  Clique (NM I think, gotta check) I could trade for your badlands. Have lots of wizards stuff if conditions/values don't add up

Unlikely, but I am open to offers.

Interested in Marrow Gnawer and Deathbringer Liege. Let me know if there is anything that interests you on my list, thanks!

People are probably added once a week or so.  I was added ~5 days after requesting to join.

You'll need to post a complete decklist.  Your tradelist does not contain the decklist of the cards you are trying to sell.

I have a lot of these, can check when I get home.  You building a type 4 stack?

You can try MagicOnlineTradingLeague.  It has been around for a lot longer than deckbox and people have literally every card.  I've traded for some foils on that site.  It's not as easy to use as deckbox and ripping seems to be more prevalent there but I've seen people with all of those cards for trade there (or sale at prices much lower than TCGplayer).

Canceling trades without any warning/explanation seems to partly be due to having so many new members on the site.  No one I have traded with before has done that to me, however brand new users have done it to me multiple times (usually several times each Monday...).  I use it as an opportunity to write a sentence or two about good trade etiquette.  It is great that Deckbox is becoming more popular and that there are many more people to trade with than there were six months ago, but we all need to be a little proactive in describing good trade etiquette to newer members.  I have almost always gotten a favorable response from people after doing this and hopefully they understand the Deckbox community a little better.

I should add that its not only newer members that cancel trades without warning, I may have done it a time of two myself (shame on me), but it is a growing trend I have noticed.

FYI, the comments in this trade are indicative of what people expect to see on Deckbox and how they expect to use the site.  I have purchased many cards privately using this site because of the lower prices offered by private sellers, while accepting greater risks associated with my purchase because I am not purchasing from an established retailer.  Just thought you might want to know a bit more about this market prior to trying to do business within it.  Good luck.

Trading down can also be thought of as a trade for which the cards given by one trading partner have a higher buylist value than the cards given by the other partner.  The buylist price for JTMS is probably higher than the summed price of all the shock/checklands.  Selling standard on Ebay will net you more than the buylists are offering and purchases are much easier to make than trades.

If you want them at that price, then you'll need to look on Ebay for a lot, and even then most of them have a final price in the range of 60-75 cents each.  Star City has them for between .89-1.49, TCGplayer has one seller selling them at .49 but they have 1-5 of each and they are played.   You should definitely buy them for 50 cents if you can find them, as those are the exception and a very good buy.

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